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Greenworks (10") 24-Volt Enhanced Cordless Lithium-Ion Chain Saw w/ Battery & Charger
Model:
20182
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Features
- 24-Volt, 2Ah Enhanced Lithium-Ion Battery And Charger Included
- Runs at full power until "empty" - power doesn't fade
- Incredibly lightweight - the real advantage of lithium ion!
- 10" Bar Length
- Designed for quick and easy trimming around the yard
- Tool-less Chain Tensioning
- Adjust the tension with a quick adjust knob
- Automatic Chain Oiler
- Add chain oil as needed for smooth running
- Translucent oil tank offers clear view of oil level
- Ergonomic Design
- Wrap around handle offers multiple cutting positions
- Lighter than gas powered counterparts
- Safe And Easy to Use
- Safety switch prevents accidental startups
- Large hand guard protection prevents accidental injuries
- Low kickback bar and chain design for operator safety
- Industry Leading 4 Year Warranty
Specifications
20182
Chain & Bar
Bar Oiler
Tool-less Chain Tensioning
Yes
Chain Brake
No
Max Bar Length
10 Inches
Min Bar Length
10 Inches
Overview
Weight
7 Pounds
Made in USA
No
Consumer Warranty
4 Years
UPC
841821009748
Reviews
(6)
Greenworks 20182 Reviews & Ratings
Great Product
By Thomas P.
Gastonia, North Carolina
Purchased 09/09/2016 |
Review Posted 10/06/2016
Just what I needed
Thomas P. Recommends This
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5/5
4/5
5/5
Perfect for me.
By Joan B.
Greenville, South Carolina
Purchased 03/15/2016 |
Review Posted 05/20/2016
My husband found this online as I have been looking for a small, light weight, non gas chainsaw. I said I would give it a try.
The first 5 minutes I knew it was perfect for me and all of the needs of a chainsaw for me.
I would do it all over again.
The first 5 minutes I knew it was perfect for me and all of the needs of a chainsaw for me.
I would do it all over again.
Joan B. Recommends This
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5/5
5/5
4/5
5/5
Pros:
Easy To Use, Light Weight, I'd Buy It Again, Exceeded Expectations
Cons:
No Cons For Me
Good Saw but leaks oil
By Richard K.
San Antonio, Texas
Review Posted 04/16/2016
I got this chainsaw new. I first put about 3 tablespoons of oil in the reservoir (it filled it). Then I used the saw for about 20 minutes. I put it down on my work bench and left for about 2 hours. Upon my return almost all the oil had leaked out on the bench top.
I had seen this complaint from other buyers about this saw from Greenworks. My solution is to only put a small amount of oil in that you plan to cut with and pour out what is left after use and store the saw empty.
I had seen this complaint from other buyers about this saw from Greenworks. My solution is to only put a small amount of oil in that you plan to cut with and pour out what is left after use and store the saw empty.
Richard K. Recommends This
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4/5
4/5
4/5
4/5
Pros:
Easy To Use, Light Weight, Price, Easy To Store
Cons:
Leaks Chainsaw Oil
Best used in neighborhoods and residential developments
By Sandy D.
Branson, Missouri
Purchased 02/02/2016 |
Review Posted 02/26/2016
I have been using chain saws for over 40 years, so, I feel my assessment is accurate as compared to gas powered chain saws. Getting right to the point, this saw has a marketplace. As stated in the headline, it is whenever and wherever you do not want the noise of the gas powered saw. The 10 inch version does not begin to compare with the performance of a similar gas version. To be specific, the chain does not run as fast which promotes the saw grabbing small cuts of 1/2 inch or less, i.e. clearing small interfering undercover.
Also, slower means more patience as it takes more time to make the cut. It also means that at the beginning of the cut the saw may bounce around a bit before finally taking a directional cut. This can be essentially eliminated by making the cut close to the base of the chain. I got about 30 minutes out of the battery. You may get more depending on the diameter of the limbs you cut. I cut about four up to 6 inches. The rest were half to 3 inches.
On one occasion the chain jumped the bar. I think this was due to not monitoring the expanding of the chain as it heats up due to continuing use. Once replaced and adjusted, it did just fine until the battery exhausted. If you are use to a gas powered saw, this saw will take some adjusting to. Do not expect it to do the job in the woods of limbing a felled tree. However, this saw will save you many potential complaints in areas where a gas saw can be offensive.
I have not tried a battery powered saw before but have been following the progress of development over the last few years. They serve a purpose in a specific niche currently, but, to truly compete with a gas saw, the chain will have to run muuuch faster and the battery last about twice as long. Otherwise the best use is around the house for trimming, etc. in the neighborhood of housing development. For the price, be sure to get at least one extra battery, I would hope that continuing development of technology will enable the price/performance ratio to be reduced.
Also, slower means more patience as it takes more time to make the cut. It also means that at the beginning of the cut the saw may bounce around a bit before finally taking a directional cut. This can be essentially eliminated by making the cut close to the base of the chain. I got about 30 minutes out of the battery. You may get more depending on the diameter of the limbs you cut. I cut about four up to 6 inches. The rest were half to 3 inches.
On one occasion the chain jumped the bar. I think this was due to not monitoring the expanding of the chain as it heats up due to continuing use. Once replaced and adjusted, it did just fine until the battery exhausted. If you are use to a gas powered saw, this saw will take some adjusting to. Do not expect it to do the job in the woods of limbing a felled tree. However, this saw will save you many potential complaints in areas where a gas saw can be offensive.
I have not tried a battery powered saw before but have been following the progress of development over the last few years. They serve a purpose in a specific niche currently, but, to truly compete with a gas saw, the chain will have to run muuuch faster and the battery last about twice as long. Otherwise the best use is around the house for trimming, etc. in the neighborhood of housing development. For the price, be sure to get at least one extra battery, I would hope that continuing development of technology will enable the price/performance ratio to be reduced.
Sandy D. Recommends This
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3/5
4/5
3/5
2/5
Under Powered - Chain Saw
By Alan K.
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Purchased 11/09/2014 |
Review Posted 12/01/2014
The chain saw does not rotate fast enough with a brand new battery. It labors to cut a 2" diameter branch.
Alan K. Does Not Recommend This
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3/5
Portable orchard chainsaw
By Fedele N.
Williamson, New York
Purchased 12/15/2013 |
Review Posted 01/26/2014
Some tree branches are two large for our lopping sheers, but yet don't warrant carrying a gas chainsaw and hand pruning saws add to the arm fatigue. This battery operated saw is ideal for our on and off saw operation.
Fedele N. Recommends This
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4/5
4/5
4/5
5/5
Pros:
Easy To Use, Price, Light Weight, I'd Buy It Again
Cons:
It Should Be Sold With A Second Battery
Greenworks 24V
By Albert V.
Quinton, Alabama
Review Posted 12/13/2013
Bought this saw because I am partially paralyzed and I have no trouble using the saw. The saw battery lasts all day doing trimming and pruning.
Albert V. Recommends This
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5/5
5/5
5/5
Pros:
Easy To Use, Light Weight, Exceeded Expectations, I'd Buy It Again
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